Sentence examples for a next time round from inspiring English sources

"If I get an A next time round for psychology then maybe [I will apply for] Cambridge.

ITV missed out on a nomination this year but will surely be a contender next time round with the David Tennant and Olivia Colman crime drama Broadchurch already a big hit two episodes into its eight-part run.

I'd love there to be a woman DG next time round, of course.

ITV can rest a bit easier, but it might find those contract rights renewal negotiations a bit tougher next time round.

After all, if it's prepared to play hard to get, it might wind up with a new kitchen next time round.

It is much better, Monkey would have thought, to redouble your efforts to make sure you knock the opposition into a cocked hat next time round.

But I'd got pregnant almost before we started trying, so had no reason to think there would be a problem the next time round.

But it is also one of the most successful and influential sheets around, currently under scrutiny because of excited chat that editor Paul Dacre may back Premier Brown rather than a despised Cameron next time round.

Ironically, they could be in a worse situation next time round as it seems unlikely they will be able to point to a glorious record in their four years as the Scottish Government, given the fragile arithmetic in Edinburgh.

The Tories are unlikely to run such an inept campaign next time round.

I'd hope for a more open game next time round, and Remi Garde's men have the firepower to take advantage.